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/r/blind community migrates to Lemmy
(lemmy.one)
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Often, a quick way to link communities is by formatting a hyperlink like this
[Visible-text-to-click](/c/community@instance.tld)
For a this example, formatting the text like
[this link](/c/main@rblind.com)
would create this link that most* people can click on that will bring them to that community.*Kbin users will need to replace the
/c/
with/m/
As a note for Jerboa users: the above link may instantly crash the app. At least, it does for me.
Ya, I've been told that it's a known bug that they're working on. I still like it as a reader, but to do any sort of adjustment to your account, such as finding communities and adding them, or interacting with replies to your posts, the website is more useful right now.
Hopefully it can catch up soon.
That would be great!
When you're writing a message on the web version, typing
!
and the name of the community will bring up a suggestion box.Typing
!main
and selecting the rblind.com instance autocompletes to[!main@rblind.com](https://rblind.com/c/main)
but that links directly to the instance itself. It needs a bit of formatting though to get it to be instance-agnostic.There's a big discussion on Github on how to handle links, because as mentioned, the /c/ won't work for kbin users.
I personally think it should link the instance directly, as it already does, and have a second link in the formatting we mentioned for the local instance link.
Like this: /c/main@rblind.com, won't work when reading the comment on kbin, though, only on lemmy. For people too lazy to click on "view source" (or unaware of it): [](/c/@)
Making that stuff easier and more intuitive is on the dev's list and I apologise for anyone on a screen reader it's symbol gore.